Escucha Performativa con Árboles en La Ecología Sónica de Los Bosques
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Escucha Performativa, Ecología Sónica, Paisaje sonoro forestal, Agencia de Los Árboles, EncuentrosResumen
Este artículo reflexiona sobre el estudio de la escucha performativa con árboles en la ecología sónica de los bosques, a partir de una etnografía multiespecie basada en la práctica y realizada en distintos bosques de Turquía. Integrando los conceptos de los estudios del sonido, los estudios de la performance y la teoría posthumanista, presento la escucha performativa como un método que pone de relieve la importancia del compromiso encarnado y multisensorial con la ecología sónica de los bosques. Basándome en la experiencia del trabajo de campo, demuestro que la escucha performativa puede servir como herramienta para mejorar la empatía y la comprensión de la acción de las plantas. Esta práctica aboga por un enfoque más integrador de las interacciones multiespecíficas, haciendo hincapié en el impacto transformador de los encuentros y el sonido.
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